Most people who I know that are purchasing homes in that area are field supervision and office people...a smaller chunk of the pie.

In their view, to be a licensed agent, you must learn the laws, pass tests, comply with a supervising broker and pass a background test.

There is no supervising this one from Internet.  

If they refuse to do that, then they can pay me a $50 trip charge and I will let the vendor in and supervise them.

They are young and require more supervision and assistance.

will you be traveling to your chosen location in person to supervise and manage your projects?  

You will quickly learn whether you like it or not, how to market, screen applications, manage renters, coordinate and supervise maintenance, and so much more.

@Roberto Falckwill you travel there in person to supervise acquisition and rehab? 

It's important to supervise your manager, at least for a while, to ensure their words back up their actions.

Tidbits of what we know:It sounds like 3 program participants would stay here (potentially alone without supervision, and plus we don't know the participants yet).The participants have a highly structured day where they would leave early in the mornings (the business states that they're focused on keeping these participants very active and doing things).The business also said that the house is kept very clean, as the state can do a surprise inspection at any time.Perhaps my first question is to Jorge from the OP - did you end up renting to the company?